United Space: A Joint Mixed Media Exhibit Opens July Thirteen
Dunlap and Sallenbach describe a working relationship in which personal art blends into a cohesive whole. They prepared separately in home studios, distressing papers and adding elements before passing pieces between studios. The show United Space unites gallery space and both artists' beliefs, with Dawn Dunlap at the entrance and Sallenbach’s works at the exit.
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Dragon sculpture anchors meditative gallery show
Sallenbach chooses a five foot dragon made of twigs origami spikes and symbolic items as the centerpiece. Dunlap calls it a tempter symbol while Sallenbach notes differing meaning from placement under a light. The airy gallery mood opens with Dunlaps door screen inviting viewers into a room of unity and reflective creation.
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United Space exhibit by Dunlap and Sallenbach at 1109 Gallery
Herald reports on the joint exhibit United Space by Dunlap and Sallenbach at 1109 Gallery open 1 to 5 pm Tuesday through Saturday until August 21 with an artists talk July 29. The duo also showcases at the Heartland Art Guild Miniatures Show in Paola to fund a scholarship.
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I-35 crash claims life of Malorie Morman at 3:30 am
Franklin County sheriff and EMS respond to a fatal I-35 collision. Malorie Morman, 24, from Tonganoxie, died at the scene after a suspected loss of control. Officer Gowdy described the crash as likely caused by over-correction or an animal, though alcohol or smoke were not evident. He mourns for her children and plans to contact her family.
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Annexation talks set as city gains limited power
Ottawa city leaders grant Mayor Gene Ramsey and City Manager Richard Nienstedt authority to sign an annexation pact with Underwood and Crist Auto & RV Sales, with a June 1 2014 trigger but possible early extension if ownership changes. The panel also approved Play Day at Forest Park and Reading Relief pancake fundraiser at Westminster Church to aid tornado relief in Reading, and honored Joe Moody on 23 years with the Parks Division.
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